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An Ethnography of Rituals and Sound Practices among Spiritual-But-Not-Religious Practitioners in Glastonbury
Purpose: Musical sound is common in ritual but has often been treated as part of ritual performance rather than as an object of analysis in its own right. This ethnographic study examines how ritual organisation and musical sound vary across spiritual-but-not-religious (SBNR) practices in Glastonbur
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